RSA House (London, United Kingdom)

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8 John Adam Street

London, SW1E 5EA
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The RSA House The House, designed by Robert Adam in the early 1770s, is the historic home of the RSA. A famous centre for Enlightenment thinking, the building has been the intellec...

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Mon 11/24 6:00 pm 2008 Edward Boyle Memorial Lecture - Democratic Citizens or Cogs in the Machine: political efficacy in an age of media interactivity
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Wed 11/26 7:00 pm The Art of Public Strategy
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Thu 11/27 1:00 pm RSA Thursday - Philanthrocapitalism: how the rich can save the world and why we should let them
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Wed 12/3 6:00 pm RSA Screens - Us Now
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Mon 12/8 6:30 pm RSA Screens - An Independent Mind
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Wed 12/10 6:00 pm How might we address the problems of opening out public debate on societal values?
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  • nahidch...
    This is the best venue in London, not only because of the unique premises and the great food offered, but also thanks to the lovely staff who makes each client feel special
    Posted this 4 months ago
  • vicki1981
    A wonderful place with a fantastic, keen and helpful staff!
    Posted this 4 months ago
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    The RSA House was turned into a scene from the Baz Luhrmann film version of Romeo and Juliet, with giant neon pink cross in the quirky vaults to cake covered in harp playing angels. Pete Burns & Michael Simpson civil Partnership ceremony took place in the RSA House Vaults, the proceedings were filmed for Living TV and aired on the programme ‘Pete’s PA’ Our very Amanda Mellett, Private Event Manager had a staring role in the the planning of the grand affair and the TV programme itself. Want to know more...
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  • RSAHouse
    RSA House, a unique and inspirational venue in the heart of London. Concealed behind the elegant façade of 18th century Georgian grandeur is the stunning Great Room, traditional beauty of the Benjamin Franklin Room, exclusive subterranean open brick vaults. To find out more please call 020 7930 5115 or go to www.thersa.org/house All the best Sarah Carr
    Posted this 4 months ago

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The RSA House The House, designed by Robert Adam in the early 1770s, is the historic home of the RSA. A famous centre for Enlightenment thinking, the building has been the intellectual and social home of some of the greatest thinkers and social activists of the past 200 years. Today it is also recognised as one of the most exclusive and sought after locations in London for a wide range of commercial and social events.

Our unique, listed building combines Georgian grandeur with high quality contemporary design to provide a flexible space that can cater for a variety of different functions. Situated in a prime location just off the Strand in central London, our hospitality and catering team provide a bespoke service to clients. Whether it’s a conference for 200, location filming, product launches, press events, boardroom meetings, wedding ceremonies, receptions or parties, we can provide the best in hospitality. Find out more and explore our rooms with our virtual tour of the House. You can use this to search by room capacity for the ideal location for your event. We pride ourselves on our ethical policies and our Head Chef supports British providers and sustainable stocks.

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